The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-01-13

oena fsct~xt A1es. Woe Fr&aders, A. l
0rss~. Csshass. JsA Y. Bssek.
The ifsspds Of G, n rGksr. who 10
siaes here fos short tsne. and Who hs,
ior The past lev years been oonaecte
.ilh tie evil engineers c.ssos Of The yss
dslas railroad .. Iaaisspolls. snd Ter
Hssss. lid. vill be pleased 10 read ID
following from The Terrs Hsals Dali
9aFcut; -Cbss Il Psrkss. lsie Of A. J
0it.boss oiE1 oi The ysndslis. kss beer
proGossd 70 The chief elorkship nnder Bea
lssatu McKesn. sagiD~er 81 maintenance
81 ssy a the Loess division.
Mora, Supported by Fred Williams
Birds Of Feather" is plsyiog weck'
engagement ., E~tabroox's Opera House
Mor. ia SSe actress ssi the compsny
sires good satisfaction. This. Thursds,
eve. they ~iil give Jos4uin Miilefs popu.
lar play The Dsnites and Saturday AZ
ternoon they vill repes, the pleasing com
eases ''Besiy" and Day In June. The
prices for snstipss vill be l0css. ios chill
drsn snd 20ois. for adults to Any part o.
the house All should make H. point To
60 sad see this company.
--Auanssmenis for the meeting Of the
Western Vermont Masonic Union on
Wednesday. Jan. 10. have been nearly
e1,n .i~s.I A l.,.ts.~x r..xs.a.. ~tll la
held a. Masonic ball II 4. 80 p. m. st
which new mem bers will bc received.
Any master msson in good standing can
Join on payment Of fss u one dollar
The busissss needing will ~ folio vsd by
the banquet st the CoIbura House about
ESQ or p. IN. The grand march At Esta
brooks Opera house will be about Q p, IN.
followed by dancing. Large delegations
are expected from MI Calvary Command
cry Of Middebury. killington OF Rutland
and Taft Of bennington. the Sir Knights
in uniform. which makes the
grand march the most pleasing feature
Of the occasion. The music will be fur
aished by Estsbrook's orchestra Of But
Isnd, seven pieces. Tickets for the bar
luet are one dollar for each person and
'or the opera honss one dollar for eAc b
couple. All Master masols ara invited.
hAscHEsTER DEpoT.
The great slaughter in prices at Burr
Mspley's still continues. and judging
rom the manner ia which their goods are
icing carried ous. is spprssssasd by the
'ubllc. All grades Of underwear for men,
aides and children are being sold by them
4 one bali the former price; and overcoats
re Offered at prices which seem entirely
egsrdess OF their value. Their whole stock
8 being offered in the same manner. lower
'rices than WAS ever known ia town he
ore.
Mrs. Alspson Gray il in very poor
ealth.
Fred Manley has been visiting friends
! Rutland 4
Mr.. Collins and Mr.. Baldwin wtre
9th out with snow plows Monday.
Mrs, Bstchelder OF Peru, has been
aging with her sister. Mrs. Edmund
Isnley, who has been very sick.
John Batchelder. OF Detroit. Mich,
ith his sister. Mrs. Wilson, attended 7
,urch Sunday afternoon. Old friends
ere very glad 70 meet him. 4
: Bert J. Baker went 70 South Royalton u
ass, to spend the holidays and has re- +.
rned with his sister, Miss Adenia NJ q
'ksr, who will spend the winter at g. W.
akers. RI
EAST DORSET. 81
Report OF the Diamond cheese factory G
East Dorset. for the season Of 1856. 4
mmencing April 26th and ending Nov. =
b. The patrons furnished 704, 9l6 lbs, b
milk making 1916 cheese, weighing
$3.50 lbs. for which they received Sc : K
5 80; they paid sS25. &c for manuiactur- q
! and S2s, 20 for other expenses, leaving n
balance of So. 1872 40; giving to the pat a
rs net average OF 20 STA for 100 lbs, n
milk through the season. We made . 4,
und Of cheese from 9.73 lbs, Of milk on .,
average through the season.
d. A. RooERs, Agt
d.
RUPERT
Constable Bowen remains in critical =
to OF health.
WIN. Scott and son have rented the r.
o Harmon farm 80 called. for one year. se
-Elibu Hurd takes possession Of the
o. Lang farm in exchange for \ Kansas !.
IN.
= MIR. Mason has rented a part Of the In
Congregational parsonage for the &C m n,
season. .,
The johnson Brothers have secure q
opd class 10 vocal music at West i,
pert CA
- Tue Delaware 4 Hudson railroad ca
j
npsny have commenced thu constrac- on
|. OF an irou bridge near Edward 7. pl
sldon's. ~
-sno~ fell to tbs depth OF xix incbes
Sunday nisbt The ice crop is nearly Cd
ured. Tue quality Is good and the 30
nifty abundant IA
; Elishs Flower hsss child dangerously on
! ~ith ~hooping cough. The dis'ass
uits prevalent smong the cbildreu Of 10
nsighborbood 40
: The first wedding OF 1887 in Rupert ~
ured on Thursday. January 8. Al half "
II hse y. m. Merritt Roberts aud I.
rths SheIdop. both OF this town, were =
10 one ~ the residence OF the brides
enu. Mr.. and Mrs. &. n. Sheldon. 10
, nur,ttal caretnnny NsS psFformed bv Lo